The CLAP Vision and Way!. Tell me what do you see when you think of children?

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The CLAP Vision and Way!

Tell me what do you see when you think of children?

At Covenant Leadership Academy & Preschool (CLAP) this is what we see in children.

Learners that love to explore the world around them

Little ones that are not afraid to dream big dreams

Ultimately we view them as future leaders within a global community.

In the academy our goal is to start their journey of discovery to become confident, smart, self asserting and empowering young leaders.

It takes a vision of the future combined with a love for children that make CLAP a unique place where parents can rely on a distinctive educational experience.

The CLAP vision brings together the importance of education and early childhood leadership training in perfect harmony with the students need for spiritual growth centered in Christ.

That is the CLAP vision for children entering into our care.

The CLAP way is to deliver educational resources that benefit parent and child together.